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[spydglide]

I looked on their site today. MAN their stuff is outlandishly expensive... $1552 for a black LIGHT BAR and a headlight bezel? The headlight bezel alone is $389! What's it made of... 24K gold painted black? That's WAY too rich for me. That's what I'm spending on ALL of my performance mods in total... I can't believe people would actually spend that kind of money on a set of lights... Wow...

Bad, but not as bad as the stock floorboard brackets on my SEEG.  Ea. one costs $250 and you need 4.  That's before you even start buying floor boards.  Aaaaarrgh.  spyder

[Midnight Rider]

I looked on their site today. MAN their stuff is outlandishly expensive... $1552 for a black LIGHT BAR and a headlight bezel? The headlight bezel alone is $389! What's it made of... 24K gold painted black? That's WAY too rich for me. That's what I'm spending on ALL of my performance mods in total... I can't believe people would actually spend that kind of money on a set of lights... Wow...

Yep...it's expensive.  Some member here...I think he's in England...put a bunch of their stuff on his scoot.  Looks fantastic, but too rich for my blood.  I have been told that the machine work is impeccable, and the chrome looks a mile deep.  It ought to though...

It's a really nice look on the SESG, if your pockets are deep enough.

[Midnight Rider]

Bad, but not as bad as the stock floorboard brackets on my SEEG.  Ea. one costs $250 and you need 4.  That's before you even start buying floor boards.  Aaaaarrgh.  spyder

We're all crazy as hell, but it sure is fun...

[North Georgia Hawg]

We're all crazy as hell, but it sure is fun...

Point well made!           

[East Coast]

Just picked up my Street Glide about three weeks ago, my first touring bike. Has anyone installed the kit on there bike, is it an easy install? I like the look as well and would like to add it to the bike in the near future.

[North Georgia Hawg]

Just picked up my Street Glide about three weeks ago, my first touring bike. Has anyone installed the kit on there bike, is it an easy install? I like the look as well and would like to add it to the bike in the near future.

I'm installing right now... not difficult... just follow the instructions.

[East Coast]

Thanks for the quick reply.

[captdave]

Here's mine.  I powdercoated the aux lamp bracket and light buckets black and left the trim rings chrome.  Almost makes them disappear on the Black Diamond bike.  Click the pic to enlarge.

[captdave]

Another angle...

[East Coast]

Capt. nice touch going with the power coating, looks real nice. Not to hijack the thread but is that a V&H header with monster rounds? If so, are you happy with the set up?

[normf]

I like the look of the smaller Kuryakyn Passing lamps and turn signals on the street glide.  Here's mine.

[captdave]

Capt. nice touch going with the power coating, looks real nice. Not to hijack the thread but is that a V&H header with monster rounds? If so, are you happy with the set up?

East Coast,
Thanks!  Yeah, V&H Power Duals headers with Monster Rounds.  I'm quite happy with them.  Some may not care for the sound as they are not as loud and "raspy" sounding as other V&H mufflers.  They have a deeper rumbling tone and are a little quieter at cruise so you can hear the stereo, but they will bark if you get on it.  I'm personally happy with both the looks and the sound.  

Ride safe!  

Dave

[North Georgia Hawg]

Just picked up my Street Glide about three weeks ago, my first touring bike. Has anyone installed the kit on there bike, is it an easy install? I like the look as well and would like to add it to the bike in the near future.

Just finished installing these and the visors on all the lights tonight, after letting the silicone on the wire junction dry overnight, and wanted to post a pic. I went with the halogen bulbs to match the headlight. A bit tedious taking the wires out of the Tyco 4-wire connectors to get the turn signals off of the existing mounts, putting the supplied little connectors on the gray wires from the aux lights, plugging all of the wires back into the Tyco connectors, hooking up the switch, etc. But all in all, a quite straightforward install.  Took about 4 hours, but I wasn't in any hurry...

I like the look...

[North Georgia Hawg]

Another pic...

[SpeedshifterZ06]

Looks good!